Russian Major General Nikolai Warpakhovich, accused of ordering a missile strike on a children's hospital in Kyiv, was the target of an assassination attempt when he was shot in the face outside his home in Engels, Saratov region. (translated)
Russia attacked Odesa, resulting in 17 people injured, including three children. (translated)
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged Russian President Vladimir Putin to end the "endless war" in Ukraine during their meeting in Bishkek, as Putin repeatedly averted his gaze and reiterated that Russia would continue with military actions. (translated)
On September 1, Russian forces launched a massive attack on Kyiv, resulting in the deaths of eight people, including six railway workers, and disrupting civilian infrastructure in five city neighborhoods. (translated)
Russia is attacking Kyiv with drone missiles, causing many hours of air alarms throughout the city. (translated)
The peace negotiations between Russia and Ukraine are stalled, raising concerns of nuclear escalation, as Moscow considers the possibility of intensifying missile strikes against Ukrainian targets, although it is not currently preparing for the use of nuclear weapons. (translated)
On the night of February 24, 2022, the President of Russia, Vladimir Putin, announced the initiation of war against Ukraine as a special military operation, while his claims of genocide against the Ukrainian population were rejected by the EU and the UN, while the President of Ukraine, Vladimir Zelensky, declared the severing of diplomatic relations with Russia. (translated)
A combat drone, likely with explosives, was discovered on the beach in Karaburun, Turkey, after fishermen noticed the unusual machine and reported it to the police, with teams immediately securing the area and beginning an inspection of the device, which is believed to be a Ukrainian kamikaze drone of the type "FP-1." (translated)
At least 12 people have died and dozens have been injured as a result of Russian strikes in Kyiv and the Kherson region, with the attacks causing significant damage to residential and public buildings. (translated)
On the night of August 20, Russia launched a ballistic strike on Kyiv, resulting in the deaths of at least five people, the destruction of two multi-story buildings, and a children's hospital. (translated)
A drone exploded at a bus stop near the Zaporizhia nuclear power plant, killing one person and injuring several others, with the director of the plant describing the incident as the most serious related to the power station, which is occupied by Russia and regularly subjected to shelling. (translated)
The European Union is planning the largest package of sanctions against Russia since the beginning of the war, increasing the number of sanctioned Russian organizations by one third, in order to increase economic pressure on Moscow until Russia halts military actions in Ukraine. (translated)
Ukrainian drones have again attacked the port of Ust-Luga during the 1633rd day of the war, which Russian President Vladimir Putin described as a special military operation, while Western politicians accused his claims of genocide of being false and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky declared a break in diplomatic relations with Russia. (translated)
As a result of a drone attack on a passenger train near Odessa, two people died, the driver and his assistant, despite the fact that the locomotive crew successfully evacuated 340 passengers, including 67 children. (translated)
The Kremlin and the Russian Ministry of Defense have ordered regions to recruit 409,000 volunteer soldiers by the end of 2026 for participation in the war against Ukraine, facing difficulties in recruitment and urging local officials to avoid a new wave of mobilization as losses among Russian forces increase. (translated)
The article discusses the concerns of the creators of the Patriot missiles that Ukraine will be able to improve and reduce the costs of their technologies against the backdrop of the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine, which was initiated by Vladimir Putin on February 24, 2022, and accompanied by accusations of genocide from the Kyiv regime. (translated)
As a result of a night attack by Russian troops on the Kyiv region on August 8, three people, including a child, were killed, and three others were injured, while several explosions and fires were registered in the capital caused by the use of ballistic missiles. (translated)
The article discusses how Russian President Putin is strengthening the military machinery in the context of the changing situation on the front in Ukraine, where the slower advances of Russian forces and Ukrainian drone attacks suggest a shift in the fighting, while the Kremlin seeks to maintain the appearance of control and avoids public displays of failure, examining how factors such as drone warfare, internal criticism, and economic pressure influence Russia's future strategy. (translated)
A Russian serviceman in occupied Crimea opened fire on fellow soldiers and local residents, resulting in the deaths of four people, including three civilians, and three others were injured. (translated)
The Kremlin is struggling with a shortage of volunteers for military service in Ukraine and is using increasingly violent methods of pressure on men to force them to enlist in the army, including intimidation and physical violence, as concerns about a possible new wave of mobilization arise. (translated)
